 The last few years more and more girls have realized what an amazing and enjoyable game poker really is. A few of them has been really successful and turned into pros. One of them is Annette Obrestad from Norway who has already won millions of dollars even though she is just 20 years old. Now she's on the second place in Aussie Millions with 454,800 chips. And on the first place we find another girl, Annica Ivert from Sweden who has dominated Day 2 and now has 555,900 chips.
320 players were still in the tournament as Day 2 started. Top 10 players from Day 1 a, b and c were.
| Day 1 a |
Day 1 b |
Day 1 c |
| Christopher Chronis 175,375 |
Brett Daphne 120,250 |
Ben Charlton 161,000 |
| Patrik Antonius 139,750 |
Josh Malone 112,400 |
Luis Pampliega 143,600 |
| Noah Schwartz 138,275 |
Sam Vakili 106,300 |
Jani Mikkola 109,050 |
| Derek Cheung 132,800 |
Michael Toreniec 101,525 |
John Paul Kelly 104,500 |
| James Obst 122,075 |
Ali Ghezelbash 92,575 |
Tom Rafferty 95,000 |
| Elliot Smith 107,650 |
Erol Aygon 92,100 |
Mike Manttan 92,000 |
| Warwick Mirzikinian 103,575 |
Josh Onas 89,700 |
Michael Binger 86,000 |
| Jarred Solomon 101,775 |
Ivan Demidov 81,925 |
Bodo Sbrezesny 83,000 |
| Danny Andrews 98,825 |
Annica Ivert 81,575 |
Richard Ashby 83,000 |
| Sorel Mizzi 95,575 |
Michael 'Timex' McDonald 80,675 |
Mark Phillips 81,850 |
What no one probably had expected was that 2 girls and an unknown player named David Docherty would dominate Day 2 of Aussie Millions. David had less than 10,000 chips when Day 2 started and turned it into 362,000 chips. Annica Ivert from Sweden brought 81,575 chips with her from Day 1b and had been playing very well so far in the tournament. She continued to play great poker during Day 2 and is now the chip leader. Annette Obrestad is a well known poker pro from Norway that has been winning a WSOP Bracelet and also been considered to be one of the best online multi-table tournament players in the world. Annette had around 45,000 chips when Day 2 started. Then she put in the second gear and turned her 45k into 454.000. Other notable pros that still are in tournament, Patrik Antonius (335,900), Noah Schwartz (255,000), Sorel Mizzi (190,000), Joe Cabret (117,000), Scotty Nguyen (54,000) and Joe Hachem (39,000)
Still in the tournament are now only 58 players with the chance of winning the first prize of AUD 2,000,000.
 Annica Ivert 555,900 (picture)
Annette Obrestad 454,800
Rajkumar Ramakrishnan 388,200
David Docherty 362,000
Stewart Scott 348,000
Karl Bullock 347,900
Patrik Antonius 335,900
Michael Tureniec 332,000
John Paul Kelly 321,600
Will Zemljaric 308,000
Nhan Le 300,000
Antonis Kambouroglou 266,000
Noah Schwartz 255,000
Brett Daphne 252,000
Christopher Chronis 241,000
John Overbeek 220,000
Clonie Gowen 214,500
Christian Heich 210,000
Tino Lechich 195,300
Sorel Mizzi 190,000
Zach Gruneberg 188,500
Peter Rho 188,200
Harris Pavlou 185,000
Jarred Solomon 182,000
Antonio Casale 180,000
Martin Comer 180,000
Stefan Mattsson 178,000
Sam Capra 170,000
John Dalessandri 168,600
Ali Ghezelbash 168,000
Grant Levy 165,000
Steve Sung 156,200
Kelly Kim 155,000
Raymond Rahme 140,000
David Kruger 130,000
Richard Ashby 120,000
Joe Cabret 117,000
Hoi Cheung 109,000
Barny Boatman 105,000
Eric Stiglets 100,000
Tom Rafferty 100,000
Tom Pongrass 97,000
Michael McDonald 93,000
Dean McIver 90,000
Luke Abolins 90,000
Sam Khoueis 90,000
Manny Stavropoulos 84,000
Nali Kaselias 76,000
Jonathan Plens 64,000
Joel Dodds 62,000
Sam Vakili 62,000
Andrew Chen 58,000
Scotty Nguyen 54,000
David Sanis 52,000
Joe Hachem 45,000
Luis Pampliega 39,000
Matthew Vengrin 30,000
Daren Yoon 24,000
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